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and president obama signed it. they did it because of natural security. >> also, believe me. doi ent care about this issue. several newspapers about six months ago printed who owned guns in their addresses. where is their concern for security? two sets of rules. don't like it at all. >> rick santelli in chicago. bells about to sound across europe. they had a wild session. especially in germany today. we'll get details from simon right after the break. it's lots of things. all waking up. it's lots of things. connecting to the global phenomenon we call the internet of everything. ♪ it's going to be amazing. and exciting. and maybe, most remarkably, not that far away. we're going to wake the world up. and watch, with eyes wide, as it gets to work. cisco. tomorrow starts here. >>> there was a moment today where the dax fell almost 2% in about ten minutes. what's going on in europe? >> it's a very rough day in europe. a jolt of reality is the degree to which the european economy continues to fall away or the stock markets break down where you have relative stability in the unite
and president obama signed it. they did it because of natural security. >> also, believe me. doi ent care about this issue. several newspapers about six months ago printed who owned guns in their addresses. where is their concern for security? two sets of rules. don't like it at all. >> rick santelli in chicago. bells about to sound across europe. they had a wild session. especially in germany today. we'll get details from simon right after the break. it's lots of things. all waking...
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obama care motif and they repeal obama care motif. >> the repeal obama care motif a nice way to play. unlikely we're going to get a full repeal but even a repeal of the 2.3% excised tax, the blue line there, under performing the s&p by about 4 points right now. if there were a repeal of that, these companies, the device companies, assisted living companies will do well. the obama care motif benefits from not only the additional of 30 million additional insured but also the pressure to contain costs so think of generic drug companies, pharmaceutical benefit companies, electronic exchange, electronic records, all of them are in the motif and this is beating the s&p year to date by 14 points. >> couple people responsible for most of the creation of these things? >> it's quite remarkable. we've got individuals, financial advisors, ibd is launching their 25 in partnership with motif. a lot of different stakeholders. >> cnbc one in there. >> looking forward to that. >> thank you for coming by. >> thank you. >> motif investing. >> the market sell-off is accelerating, the dow down about 160 p
obama care motif and they repeal obama care motif. >> the repeal obama care motif a nice way to play. unlikely we're going to get a full repeal but even a repeal of the 2.3% excised tax, the blue line there, under performing the s&p by about 4 points right now. if there were a repeal of that, these companies, the device companies, assisted living companies will do well. the obama care motif benefits from not only the additional of 30 million additional insured but also the pressure to...
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the obama administration approved a texas export facility and seeing stocks like chevron who has an investor -- one of the investors at that facility sitting at a 52-week high. housing, downside today. it's going to be important this week. the main earnings companies are going to be lowe's and home depot. and a lot of people are interested in what they have to say because that play has been very long in the tooth. take a look at lowe's, for example, year to date. notable out performer on the s&p 500 as has home depope. today oppenheimer came out and downloaded lowe's. there's home depot and lowe's, s&p 500. today hopp oppenheimer downgrad lowe's. how much more upside given the prices of the stocks? on the downside today, i called around, i don't see anything particularly going on. our parent company comcast has been down for the last couple of days. again, i don't hear any specific news around any of these stocks. finally, guys, the ipo of the year so far is continuing to scream today. tableau software. price talk on the this company, $23 to $26 four or five days prior to that. they priced i
the obama administration approved a texas export facility and seeing stocks like chevron who has an investor -- one of the investors at that facility sitting at a 52-week high. housing, downside today. it's going to be important this week. the main earnings companies are going to be lowe's and home depot. and a lot of people are interested in what they have to say because that play has been very long in the tooth. take a look at lowe's, for example, year to date. notable out performer on the...
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will they attack things like obama care from a different direction? so this could be an ongoing situation. it will be very interesting to see how the market reacts, i would say, about an hour after the deal passes. i assume it will pass because not many people want to be the signator to taking us over the cliff. that being said, you have the procedural problems in the senate to accelerate things that require nearly unanimous consent. >> and this moves the bar to basically january or february whether we're talking about funding levels. that's not far in the future. how much is the market going to pay attention to that into the winter? is that going to matter? >> and if he loses the speakership with one of the key players changing. so that could change the tactics, that could change a lot of what the next battle will look like. >> if you're sitting at home and you're really trying to commit for years, you're a long-term investor, is the message that you take away from this that the market can hold on in there and possibly rise despite whatever washingto
will they attack things like obama care from a different direction? so this could be an ongoing situation. it will be very interesting to see how the market reacts, i would say, about an hour after the deal passes. i assume it will pass because not many people want to be the signator to taking us over the cliff. that being said, you have the procedural problems in the senate to accelerate things that require nearly unanimous consent. >> and this moves the bar to basically january or...
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and paul ryan tried to say what can we do to figure out a deal with obama. they were receptive. we don't know what the agreement looks like, we expect it to be temporary, perhaps something that goes all the way through thanksgiving and allow negotiations on a larger bipartisan agreement to occur. we had a poll that spread like wildfire on capitol hill. number one, in terms of who should control congress, democrats now are up in this poll 47-39. that's the largest they've been in this poll since the obama honeymoon period and 2009 when he first came into the office. the reason why we're shut down, the opposition of the president's health care law, even more so than before the shutdown began. so the strategy of trying to shut down the government and opposition to health care law has back fired. it's it's what one of our posters called a bumer ainge effect. we see now a movement now to some sort of deal. i think we can say now safely on this friday that it would be unbelievably weird and unbelievably out of nowhere if the debt limit was not extended. >> just to
and paul ryan tried to say what can we do to figure out a deal with obama. they were receptive. we don't know what the agreement looks like, we expect it to be temporary, perhaps something that goes all the way through thanksgiving and allow negotiations on a larger bipartisan agreement to occur. we had a poll that spread like wildfire on capitol hill. number one, in terms of who should control congress, democrats now are up in this poll 47-39. that's the largest they've been in this poll since...
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. >> i do know the obama administration has been dead set against any tax break in terms of repatriation. >> maybe chuck schumer can change their mind. >> is your linesman, jack lew in favor of it? >> right. my fellow forest hillsian. >> i do not know. i do not know mr. lou's view, although he may be part of the administration for a good time. the money is absolutely right. >> talk about lots of money, by the way, the jobs report putting it back in the spotlight in the wake of recent steps boosting economic recovery. last week becky quick asked billionaire investor warren buffett about the bond buying program and the possibility that it might exceed $85 million a month. >> i think it would be pretty extraordinary. the fed's balance sheet is 3.4 trillion, roughly and $85 billion a month is a lot to buy. basically, they're buying the debt work creating and to go beyond that, an awfully big number. i think bernanke needs help, but the economy is improving. i want to emphasize that. not a very rapid clip, but this country has done well since 2008 and certainly compared to much of the rest of
. >> i do know the obama administration has been dead set against any tax break in terms of repatriation. >> maybe chuck schumer can change their mind. >> is your linesman, jack lew in favor of it? >> right. my fellow forest hillsian. >> i do not know. i do not know mr. lou's view, although he may be part of the administration for a good time. the money is absolutely right. >> talk about lots of money, by the way, the jobs report putting it back in the...
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he says you can't trust the white house on this issue, doesn't think you can fix obama care, although he is pushing a piece of legislation that will be on the floor tomorrow that would purport to change the law, although it would severely undercut the viability of the law going forward, which is why democrats are going to oppose it. so the president, you know, has a huge mess on his hands. he's trying to figure out a way to diminish some of the political resistance to that with the announcement today. we'll have to see all of the details from the administration to know whether, in fact, it will change anything. in a significant way. or whether it's just cosmetic. but the president has some flexibility under the law, we just don't know how much. >> you mentioned boehner's statement, as well, john. and we do have that piece on tape. let's take a listen to what the speaker said about the president's move earlier this morning. >> -- promise after promise from this administration has turned out to be not true. so when it comes to this health care law, the white house doesn't have much cred
he says you can't trust the white house on this issue, doesn't think you can fix obama care, although he is pushing a piece of legislation that will be on the floor tomorrow that would purport to change the law, although it would severely undercut the viability of the law going forward, which is why democrats are going to oppose it. so the president, you know, has a huge mess on his hands. he's trying to figure out a way to diminish some of the political resistance to that with the announcement...
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what happened was during the passage of obama care, senator grassley trying to defeat the obama care put in a provision requiring people that -- members of congress to go into the exchanges. and the way that the law ended up getting written in the end, it appeared to deny the ability of staffers and members of congress to keep the health care from their employer that everyone else who worked for a large employer had. john boehner worked with harry reid to try to preserve that -- the ability of those members to continue getting the employer contribution and so this is more of a gimmick and a p.r. device as opposed to a serious legislative proposal. >> those subsidies would be taken away from members of congress -- >> and only from them. this would be the only ones -- staffers as well. they would be the only ones who would not be allowed to preserve their employer contributions the way people who work for nbc or other big companies do. >> right. hard to believe we're actually talking about that level of g n granularity with so much at stake. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] lega
what happened was during the passage of obama care, senator grassley trying to defeat the obama care put in a provision requiring people that -- members of congress to go into the exchanges. and the way that the law ended up getting written in the end, it appeared to deny the ability of staffers and members of congress to keep the health care from their employer that everyone else who worked for a large employer had. john boehner worked with harry reid to try to preserve that -- the ability of...
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. >> will obama care help or hinder that development. does it get in the way or does it mean more access will drive better outcomes? >> i think the issue you are talking about obama care is focused on care and treatment. the largest part. if we are going to solve the problem, it really isn't care and treatment. the issue is really prevention, wellness, research cure. >> there are more and more people talking about this on wall street. the lines between a company like apple and some of the names that you are talking about in this conference are blurring, because, frankly, wearable technology and personalized medicine sounds like the next big wave. what's going to be the next facebook or twitter for this space? >> i don't know that i can make that prediction but there is a very rapid evolution naary proc going on here. what we need is a healthy ecosystem, that involves phrma and biotech and special device companies and computational companies that are dealing with big data. also, academic institutions which tend to be where the basic scien
. >> will obama care help or hinder that development. does it get in the way or does it mean more access will drive better outcomes? >> i think the issue you are talking about obama care is focused on care and treatment. the largest part. if we are going to solve the problem, it really isn't care and treatment. the issue is really prevention, wellness, research cure. >> there are more and more people talking about this on wall street. the lines between a company like apple and...
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beyond obama care, they see s&p additions, potentially. right now, tenet health is the only hospital in the s&p 500, but analyst darren lairic thinks it's due for more exposure, and i think hca is a good bet to be added. >> i think that's going to be a key catalyst for investors to be watching out for relative to the hospital sector. i think investors are generally pretty underweight this group and having bigger benchmark representation is going to be important for investors to consider. >> hca shares are already up 53% year to date. uhs shares are up 58%. guys. a lot of analysts say really despite this big move, that the market still has not price the in all of the potentially new insured people. that is, if they can ever get through the process to actually enroll. >> they will. it's teasing troubles, bertha. we'll keep back to the subject. thank you, bertha coombs, on obama care. >>> shares of jcpenney are -- have had a good day, a good start, up 5% so far this morning. the struggling retailer is in the early stages of a durnaround, but
beyond obama care, they see s&p additions, potentially. right now, tenet health is the only hospital in the s&p 500, but analyst darren lairic thinks it's due for more exposure, and i think hca is a good bet to be added. >> i think that's going to be a key catalyst for investors to be watching out for relative to the hospital sector. i think investors are generally pretty underweight this group and having bigger benchmark representation is going to be important for investors to...
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obama care in the headlines today. there's a lot of issues regarding obama care that aren't true, a lot of issues regarding normalization and the fed and janet yellen and some of the things she said that shy don't see. something you never had before is going to present an exit that's quantifiable or transparent. like obama care, we can make ex-excuses but next time you have an issue with bureaucracy or you missed a deadline, or i'm sorry, people below me, my accountant, excuses are a one-way street when the government's at one end and private citizens at the other. let's have less collateral damage, more marshal normalization. i think the markets are rising to the occasion, most likely it's not a pretty normalization for interest rates. back you. >> thank you, rick santelli. it's tweet time. microsoft's steve ballmer calling himself an emblem of an old era. perhaps he's being too tough on himself. what monica should ballmer give himself. we'll air your responses throughout the morning. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 searching for
obama care in the headlines today. there's a lot of issues regarding obama care that aren't true, a lot of issues regarding normalization and the fed and janet yellen and some of the things she said that shy don't see. something you never had before is going to present an exit that's quantifiable or transparent. like obama care, we can make ex-excuses but next time you have an issue with bureaucracy or you missed a deadline, or i'm sorry, people below me, my accountant, excuses are a one-way...
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the first one we came up with president obama. all he wants for christmas is for health care to work. 630,000 enrolled. he wants more. the stock market has doubled -- more than doubled during obama's ten years as president but approval rates are sitting at his lows for his presidency. something we'll look out for. then there's jamie dimon, ceo of jpmorgan. all he wants is a -- the stock is up 32% year to date. he just wants a bit of a vacation from all those lawsuits. then there's apple ceo, tim cook. all he wants for christmas is for carl icahn to lose his phone number for at least a little while, give him a little while. apple has $147 billion in cash and investments, they have a buyback and pay a dividend. that stock is up about 7% year to date. and for bitcoin investors, all they want is a bit of a break and to stay under the radar of regulators. a lot concerns about central banks and regulatory scrutiny all over the world. so, kayla, all i want for christmas, perhaps, is just a little bit -- a little bit more market, market s
the first one we came up with president obama. all he wants for christmas is for health care to work. 630,000 enrolled. he wants more. the stock market has doubled -- more than doubled during obama's ten years as president but approval rates are sitting at his lows for his presidency. something we'll look out for. then there's jamie dimon, ceo of jpmorgan. all he wants is a -- the stock is up 32% year to date. he just wants a bit of a vacation from all those lawsuits. then there's apple ceo,...
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the rnc has a hash tag, obama flight delays. obviously republicans are calling on those who are inconvenienced to call the white house. and we're all in this situation, congressman, because sequestrations happened in the first place, because the two sides couldn't come together. do both sides share some blame or not? >> well, i believe that this could be managed. and as of yesterday the white house has said this flawed strategy of theirs. they talked to senate colleagues. they try to work out something. we're going to take a look at it. if we're going to put legislation out there, something to force the faa to be responsible. we don't want to do that. we think they should be able to do that themgss. we're taking a look at the legislation to force them to implement these things in a smart, management way that's going to allow the public to be able to travel and not see delays. >> how active tr the conversations between republicans and democrats about the kinds of solutions that you're talking about. i mean, is this happening on a
the rnc has a hash tag, obama flight delays. obviously republicans are calling on those who are inconvenienced to call the white house. and we're all in this situation, congressman, because sequestrations happened in the first place, because the two sides couldn't come together. do both sides share some blame or not? >> well, i believe that this could be managed. and as of yesterday the white house has said this flawed strategy of theirs. they talked to senate colleagues. they try to work...
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>> it's a big problem for the obama administration. clearly promised you can keep your health plan, and now republicans are pushing a bill that would allow people to do that. policy-wise, some questions whether that would work, because the cancellations have already gone out. but remember, the insurance companies were demonized in 2009-2010 as the bill was moving through congress. now, obama has to work with the insurance companies to make this program work. and remember, the enrollment numbers are coming out later this week. they'll be disappointing. there needs to be some good news for congressional democrats who are growing increasingly nervous about the election less than a year away. >> this morning, in your paper, amy, ezra klein has a brief side-bar referring to former president clinton's comments about the law allowing people to keep their health care if they like it. his point is, you won't have true reform if you are not willing to upend some things and the former president knows that. to what degree is that message understoo
>> it's a big problem for the obama administration. clearly promised you can keep your health plan, and now republicans are pushing a bill that would allow people to do that. policy-wise, some questions whether that would work, because the cancellations have already gone out. but remember, the insurance companies were demonized in 2009-2010 as the bill was moving through congress. now, obama has to work with the insurance companies to make this program work. and remember, the enrollment...
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well, obama cares. yeah. and then, i say, there's a cost factor attached to it -- well, i never paid before. but now you will. and there's long pauses. >> so you think it will hit people when it hits them directly, and they won't ab fan of obama care? >> absolutely. absolutely. i speak to thousands of people -- >> even if they come away having coverage they wouldn't have previously had. >> if you are 25 -- i'm sorry, you probably are 23. if you got to 25, and you were perfectly healthy, and you never had health care, and you were making 25,000 or $30,000, a year, getting by, just getting by, nobody is living big and large in new york on $30,000 a year, or in the country for that matter. and now, i say, three grand round figures, i know it's 9.5%. i say $3,000 of your w-2 pretax is going to go to health care. why would you? >> yeah, that's going to be the education that a lot of people are -- >> why would you? and the education will be, they'll pay $90, which is the alternative. >> yeah. i wish we had time to
well, obama cares. yeah. and then, i say, there's a cost factor attached to it -- well, i never paid before. but now you will. and there's long pauses. >> so you think it will hit people when it hits them directly, and they won't ab fan of obama care? >> absolutely. absolutely. i speak to thousands of people -- >> even if they come away having coverage they wouldn't have previously had. >> if you are 25 -- i'm sorry, you probably are 23. if you got to 25, and you were...
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not hearing about obama care but an overall talk. let's talk about entitlements. >> how much is fannie going to kick back? is freddie going to kick back? they sell the general motors stakes. are there things the government can do? like sell ft. knox to the chinese, which was the actual plot. >> good book and a good movie. >>> let's move on to one stock we like to watch, apple. i was waiting for our viewers at home to guess. >>> it is now a buy over at jeffries. they have indicated a substantial shift in attitude toward apple. they expect the company's gross margins to surpass forecast. new data show apple's iphone 5-s, hit above all five major carriers. >> gross margin is code. that's code for samsung doesn't have an answer. what that says is, listen, there is no price cut. samsung does not have an answer to apple. this is a technological leap. there is a lot of pipers trying to -- their so-called axe. trying to figure out a new way to say, maybe we missed this, because we didn't. the iphone, the wearables. look, what's happened is t
not hearing about obama care but an overall talk. let's talk about entitlements. >> how much is fannie going to kick back? is freddie going to kick back? they sell the general motors stakes. are there things the government can do? like sell ft. knox to the chinese, which was the actual plot. >> good book and a good movie. >>> let's move on to one stock we like to watch, apple. i was waiting for our viewers at home to guess. >>> it is now a buy over at jeffries....
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it's another big day for obama care. the house is set to vote on its own fix to help people who lost coverage under the health care law, while the president meets with ceos of health insurance companies to talk about the fix he proposed yesterday. what is the way forward for obama care? we'll talk to a congressman on capitol hill and speak with a former cto of the u.s. >>> plus, a big ipo this morning. shares of children's clothing website zhu lily are set to open any minute. we'll talk to the ceo later this hour. >>> and sony playstation 4 is officially on sale everywhere. the lines have been long. with microsoft's new console out next week, which one will bring in the best sales this holiday season? we'll look at all of that. >>> but we begin with obama care. later today, president obama meeting with ceos of insurance companies. this, a day after announcing a plan to help people's whose policies were cancelled under the new law stay on the policies. our own john harwood saying insurance executives are saying the change
it's another big day for obama care. the house is set to vote on its own fix to help people who lost coverage under the health care law, while the president meets with ceos of health insurance companies to talk about the fix he proposed yesterday. what is the way forward for obama care? we'll talk to a congressman on capitol hill and speak with a former cto of the u.s. >>> plus, a big ipo this morning. shares of children's clothing website zhu lily are set to open any minute. we'll...
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she's testifying on obama care in front of the senate. we'll get more answers on the troubled rollout of healthca healthcare.gov. bny mellon combines investment management & investment servicing, giving us unique insights which help us attract the industry's brightest minds who create powerful strategies for a country's investments which are used to build new schools to build more bright minds. invested in the world. bny mellon. >> >>> hhs secretary kathleen sebelius facing the music again this morning, this time in front of a senate panel that worried about a train wreck a few months ago if obama care didn't start improving. what is sebelius doing to reassure the same senators today? bertha comes is in washington with more. good morning, bertha. >> good morning, carl. senate finance chairman max baucus certainly was not easy on health secretary kathleen sebelius. he was the one who said he worried this would be a train wreck. one of the things he asked her about this morning is why not take down the site and get everything fixed, even if
she's testifying on obama care in front of the senate. we'll get more answers on the troubled rollout of healthca healthcare.gov. bny mellon combines investment management & investment servicing, giving us unique insights which help us attract the industry's brightest minds who create powerful strategies for a country's investments which are used to build new schools to build more bright minds. invested in the world. bny mellon. >> >>> hhs secretary kathleen sebelius facing...
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the big concern i have is the obama care overhang is not good. i think if you are locking at a potential problem, it would be that obama care isn't really working. you get this ground swell in congress yet again to try to overturn that. and that's what happened last, last month. >> that would not be great for the u.s. economy if we get back in that struggle. they're not good for stocks. >> you think one of the best keys to market sentiment is the after market. of course, we are coming off twitter last thursday. it's pretty healthy. >> it is. i think that's a lot of that has to do with what happened with the jobs act a couple years ago. i think the jobsing a provided for a great -- jobs act provided for emerging companies to act says capital in the u.s. it's something we have been working on a lot in d.c. with policy makers. we lobbied hard. it's worked out well as a blends, thoughtful piece of legislation, bipartisan, mind you. >> is it too early to know? if you look at the activity, the jobs act has been good at getting companies to list, the qu
the big concern i have is the obama care overhang is not good. i think if you are locking at a potential problem, it would be that obama care isn't really working. you get this ground swell in congress yet again to try to overturn that. and that's what happened last, last month. >> that would not be great for the u.s. economy if we get back in that struggle. they're not good for stocks. >> you think one of the best keys to market sentiment is the after market. of course, we are...
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president obama at the white house is in private meetings. there are no public statements for him scheduled. that could change of course. john boehner meeting with republican leaders to try to figure out who to get out of this box and harry reed at 10:30 will give some remarks on the floor. a senate leadership aide said there is nothing going on right now, no movement. this aide was saying the only way this ends is with the speaker conceding on passing a clean c.r. to reopen the government and raising the debt ceiling and pointed out that john boehner had been asking all summer before he was steamrolled by the tea party faction wanting to delay/defund obama care, which was something boehner was ever holding out for, that boehner had lobbied for a two-month extension that democrats have now proposed at the spending levels democrats have proposed. the point of the aide was boehner can't take yes for an answer given the caucus he's controlling or trying to control right now. >> did you want to come in there? >> no, no. >> i was just going to say
president obama at the white house is in private meetings. there are no public statements for him scheduled. that could change of course. john boehner meeting with republican leaders to try to figure out who to get out of this box and harry reed at 10:30 will give some remarks on the floor. a senate leadership aide said there is nothing going on right now, no movement. this aide was saying the only way this ends is with the speaker conceding on passing a clean c.r. to reopen the government and...
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everybody is going step away when they think barack obama is hurt in a white house explosion. nobody is stepping on that freight train. they're all backing up. it's humans in their trading and they're going to react to news like that and bad news like that, everybody with a bid is going to step back. >> yeah, a lot of traders, i'm sure, were grateful they were not on their computer. >> absolutely. absolutely. o that stuff is not going to go away. it's going to keep happening. hopefully not very frequently. >> scott, thanks so much. good to see you as always. pisani is on the the floor this morning. hello, bob. >> you're right about the numbers not being very good. europe is up with lousy pmi numbers to talk about. austerity is on the outs. new italian president dealing with things. look what is happening here. the risk on is sort of up. material stocks. energy stocks. financials, leading the market today. despite what we see with the economic numbers overall. i want to point out a real important trend on earnings. most are still beating on the top line the misses have been not
everybody is going step away when they think barack obama is hurt in a white house explosion. nobody is stepping on that freight train. they're all backing up. it's humans in their trading and they're going to react to news like that and bad news like that, everybody with a bid is going to step back. >> yeah, a lot of traders, i'm sure, were grateful they were not on their computer. >> absolutely. absolutely. o that stuff is not going to go away. it's going to keep happening....
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i want to talk about the affordable care act, otherwise known as obama care. particularly of interest to you because you're a huge owner of a lot of health care related stocks but particularly hospitals, one of the biggest owners out there, whether it's tenet or hma or hca. it's a terrible launch for obama care to say the least. >> yes. >> reporter: what does it mean in terms of the way you view your portfolio, particularly the way it relates to the hospital stocks? >> for investors, it's our job to interpret the policy rather than make public policy. our view is not to say what the policy should be but how it will play out. if you compare the launch to what happened when medicare part d was introduced in 2006, prior to that seniors didn't have reimbursement for pharmaceuticals. when part d launched, there were problems with the system, the public's attitude toward it was exceedingly negative. people thought it was a broken bill and two years later 71% of americans had a very positive view of medicare part d and the most important thing was that the seniors di
i want to talk about the affordable care act, otherwise known as obama care. particularly of interest to you because you're a huge owner of a lot of health care related stocks but particularly hospitals, one of the biggest owners out there, whether it's tenet or hma or hca. it's a terrible launch for obama care to say the least. >> yes. >> reporter: what does it mean in terms of the way you view your portfolio, particularly the way it relates to the hospital stocks? >> for...
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i don't think they could have delayed the individual mandate for obama care. but there's going to be a lot of rekrim nations on the republican side, even out in, say, the state of utah. you had a conservative leader, former state senate elected official, in utah, saying mike lee, the republican senator, has damaged his effectiveness in the senate with what's happened, his alliance with ted cruz, on this. so again, we're not out of it yet. it does look as if the republicans have decided to extricate themselves from the mess that we're in. the democrats will have to try to manage that effectively and help them do that. and once that happens, there will be a lot of infighting on the republican side. >> john, brand obama has not, you know -- it's taken a hit, as well. no one's unscathed in all of this. the president -- >> reporter: that is correct. >> -- is included. a lot of people take issue with the way that while he doesn't want to negotiate over the issue of the debt ceiling, kind of turned that into a "i will not negotiate with the gop" and the way in which
i don't think they could have delayed the individual mandate for obama care. but there's going to be a lot of rekrim nations on the republican side, even out in, say, the state of utah. you had a conservative leader, former state senate elected official, in utah, saying mike lee, the republican senator, has damaged his effectiveness in the senate with what's happened, his alliance with ted cruz, on this. so again, we're not out of it yet. it does look as if the republicans have decided to...
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they call it the obama burden tracker. i would like to put something on the screen, please. basically it says the survey shows a total of 190 million hours of burden created by the affordable care act. all right. so let's get this straight. it's almost eight times that number. 190 million hours that employers and families are going to have to spend dealing with it, and it's not completed yet. so i just want to leave you with one notion. google it. the empire state building roughly took 7 million man hours to create. so far, that alone, and it's not nearly done, is 27 empire state buildings. alan greenspan, what's the opposite of productivity? carl, back to you. >> ah, some people may have to watch a little less television in the coming years. thanks, rick. >>> when we come back, stocks that solely make their money in the u.s. are slowly making money for investors, too. we'll tell you which ones coming up. [ male announcer ] with free package pickup from the united states postal service a budding artist can ship like a big business. just go online to pay, print and have your
they call it the obama burden tracker. i would like to put something on the screen, please. basically it says the survey shows a total of 190 million hours of burden created by the affordable care act. all right. so let's get this straight. it's almost eight times that number. 190 million hours that employers and families are going to have to spend dealing with it, and it's not completed yet. so i just want to leave you with one notion. google it. the empire state building roughly took 7...
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this is the 50 plus where the obama care starts to kick in. you can see the yellow line. that 50 plus has been running in general over the course of the year, below or over job growth. back to the overall indicators. and i would say doubtful the fed will increase purposes but those who forecast a summertime end to the fed's easy money program, they may end up being off, carl, by about a year. >> something you have laid the ground work for, steve. facebook tonight as they are ready to report first quarter earnings after the bell. also 18 days away from the anniversary of the ipo which you probably remember it so well. ben shacter is an analyst. ben, good to see you this morning. >> thanks for having me in. >> you had a neutral when it started trading in may of last year. what do you expect tonight? >>. >> stock was about $22. it's a very difficult number to get to. there's a lot of speculation to get to. $400 million or above on the mobile number. other than that i think people will have a wait and see attitude. >> 400 will be what sequentially? 20%? 18%? even less than th
this is the 50 plus where the obama care starts to kick in. you can see the yellow line. that 50 plus has been running in general over the course of the year, below or over job growth. back to the overall indicators. and i would say doubtful the fed will increase purposes but those who forecast a summertime end to the fed's easy money program, they may end up being off, carl, by about a year. >> something you have laid the ground work for, steve. facebook tonight as they are ready to...
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when we come back, we'll talk to michele bachmann and get her views on obama care. we'll take a break. "squawk on the street" will be right back. before global opportunities were part of their investment strategy... before they funded scholarships to the schools that gave them scholarships... before they planned for their parents' future needs and their son's future... they chose a partner to help manage their wealth, one whose insights, solutions and approach have been relied on for over 200 years. that's the value of trusted connections. that's u.s. trust. >>> all morning long we've been watching the hearing in washington, d.c., the health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius testifying on capitol hill. michele bachmann is among a group of house republicans calling for the resignation of the secretary. congresswoman, good morning to you. >> good morning. great to be on with you. >> i'm not sure how much you've been able to hear. the secretary has apologized. she has reiterated november 30 at fix. she has said to hold her accountable. any of that acceptab
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exchanges under obama care, people still having trouble signing up for insurance. we'll talk to the man who oversaw medicare part d to find out what it takes to get a big government health program working like it's supposed to. >> start in washington where three days away from hitting that debt ceiling. as of now, there's no deal in sight. john harwood joins us with latest. is it fair to say that october 17th is the only date that matters right now, and secondly, do you think markets are right to perhaps sense a little bit of progress towards a deal this morning. >> reporter: i do. october 17th is not the only date that matters but if there's no deal, given what the treasury said, there's a serious market reaction. but there is some hope that harry reid and mitch mcconnell and the senate can strike a deal and move it quickly. senator bob corker, republican of tennessee, earlier on squawk. >> i do think that there's a good chance that we will get back on the right page and right paragraph today in the senate, and i think we have an opportunity to move something ahea
exchanges under obama care, people still having trouble signing up for insurance. we'll talk to the man who oversaw medicare part d to find out what it takes to get a big government health program working like it's supposed to. >> start in washington where three days away from hitting that debt ceiling. as of now, there's no deal in sight. john harwood joins us with latest. is it fair to say that october 17th is the only date that matters right now, and secondly, do you think markets are...
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president obama and governor jerry brown should both be sending to thank you notes to mark zuckerberg. as part of the deal, he's selling $2.3 billion worth of stock, it's not cash in his pocket, but taxes to the government. most of the proceeds will go to pay taxes, that's because zuckerberg is exercising options to buy super voting class b shares and buying them at a much lower price than the current value. so he has a paper gain that's treated as ordinary compensation, therefore taxed as ordinary income. now, california, of course, taxing at the highest rate in the country, 13.3%, plus the federal rate of 39.6%. last year, he did a similar deal and paid about $1 billion in taxes. so between this year and last year, he could be paying between $2 billion and $3 billion in taxes. of course, he's still worth about $27 billion, so we shouldn't cry. this would make him one of the biggest taxpayers in america. the irs doesn't release rankings by taxpayers, it only gives us the average for the top 400. those top 400 paying a total of $16 billion in 2009. the latest period. the average tax b
president obama and governor jerry brown should both be sending to thank you notes to mark zuckerberg. as part of the deal, he's selling $2.3 billion worth of stock, it's not cash in his pocket, but taxes to the government. most of the proceeds will go to pay taxes, that's because zuckerberg is exercising options to buy super voting class b shares and buying them at a much lower price than the current value. so he has a paper gain that's treated as ordinary compensation, therefore taxed as...
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i think you can expect president obama when he comes out at his news conference in a few minutes here at the white house to voice similar sentiments because this is something that is not good for his administration, not good for the credibility of the executive branch and darryl issa was on "meet the press" yesterday talking about it is aing there are definite reforms that need to be enacted to prevent it from happening again. here's darryl issa. >> this is something that you have to institute changes to make sure it doesn't happen again. there has to be accountability for the people who did it and quite frankly, up until a now days ago, there has to be accountability for people telling lies about it being done. >> that's one of the things that i think you can expect republicans to focus and president obama to address. the irs denied in congressional testimony in 2012 that this was taking place and then just on friday inexplicably at a conference in answer to a question acknowledged that in fact, it had taken place. all of the issues surrounding how broad it was, who knew about it and
i think you can expect president obama when he comes out at his news conference in a few minutes here at the white house to voice similar sentiments because this is something that is not good for his administration, not good for the credibility of the executive branch and darryl issa was on "meet the press" yesterday talking about it is aing there are definite reforms that need to be enacted to prevent it from happening again. here's darryl issa. >> this is something that you...
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taper is owned by obama. one point somebody brought up to me and i hadn't realized it is janet yellen will become acting chairman on february 1st because bernanke is leaving or presumably leaving and she becomes the acting chair because she's the vie was that they would raise their global guidance. i know, jim, you've been optimistic on alcoa. i thought it was good news on the chinese automotive parts. they of 7 to 10% gains. now they're at 9 to 11%. the aerospace is the only thing they didn't change. the numbers were good. it was a good report. you were commenting on the vix. the front month is higher than the price of the contract out two or three months. what that means -- in the past at least, that has been a very good inflexion side for the market. it's a sign of high stress in the short term and in the past, generally, that's been a good buying opportunity. but that historically has been the case. jim, back to you. >> did you make that point because that's what i've been focused on, bob. at what point d
taper is owned by obama. one point somebody brought up to me and i hadn't realized it is janet yellen will become acting chairman on february 1st because bernanke is leaving or presumably leaving and she becomes the acting chair because she's the vie was that they would raise their global guidance. i know, jim, you've been optimistic on alcoa. i thought it was good news on the chinese automotive parts. they of 7 to 10% gains. now they're at 9 to 11%. the aerospace is the only thing they didn't...
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what they are talking about is obama care. secretary of health and human services taking responsibility yesterday when she was testifying on capitol hill. take a listen. >> who is in charge, madam secretary? >> the person now in charge, as an integrator, is qssi, one of our -- >> who was in charge as it was -- >> cms was in charge up until -- >> at that team, who is the individual -- >> michelle snyder is the -- >> michelle snyder is the one responsible for this debacle? >> well, excuse me, congresswoman, michelle snyder is not responsible for the debacle. hold me accountable for the debacle. i'm responsible. >> okay. >> our next guest is a former secretary of health and human services himself. joining us is tommy thompson, also a former governor of wisconsin, in madison, as i understand this morning. governor, good morning. >> good morning, kelly, and how are you? >> i am very good, sir, thank you for joining us. we know you're no fan of obama care, but certainly you can empathize with the position that sebelius finds herself
what they are talking about is obama care. secretary of health and human services taking responsibility yesterday when she was testifying on capitol hill. take a listen. >> who is in charge, madam secretary? >> the person now in charge, as an integrator, is qssi, one of our -- >> who was in charge as it was -- >> cms was in charge up until -- >> at that team, who is the individual -- >> michelle snyder is the -- >> michelle snyder is the one responsible...
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still to speak is governor deval patrick as well as president obama who will speak at the end of the service and will bring those remarks to you live. as you know in any sort of in terms of healing it, the key is willing a will to heal. that is very much apparent here in boston. now onto the investigation, as carl said two individuals being sought by authorities on camera, videos can be waptured of these individuals around the time of the bombing, but authorities are also saying that the pictures of those individuals have not been released. so pictures are not the men that authorities are looking for. but there were multiple images that captured the explosion and the time leading up to it. that's what authorities are looking at frame by frame by frame. not just cell phone video, but surveillance video. we talked about the lord & taylor camera directly across the street from the second bombing. there were two other cameras at least that were supplied by a company called access communications. those cameras were high definition cameras. so these could be very high quality images, and w
still to speak is governor deval patrick as well as president obama who will speak at the end of the service and will bring those remarks to you live. as you know in any sort of in terms of healing it, the key is willing a will to heal. that is very much apparent here in boston. now onto the investigation, as carl said two individuals being sought by authorities on camera, videos can be waptured of these individuals around the time of the bombing, but authorities are also saying that the...
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obama administration adviser arguing the only way to revamp the home loan market is through what he calls rapid -- this is what he told us a week ago. >> we want to invest in the future. housing finance is most critical to the american dream and the government wants private capital to invest. we and other owners want to invest. so we are ready. americans want progress now so do owners. and we are ready. so let's move forward and let's do it. >> apparently the administration not ready to consider that kind of a plan in which they feel like you would still create a too big to fail entity that would have an implied government guarantee. we will see where we end up on this. we are coming close to the next payment where we will have taken in more than the $188 billion we spent to bail them out. >> was a good business. insurance business was good that they had. they bought a lot of stuff. they tried to compete against the banks. thin margins. >> i would say that senator corkern's office has done a lot of work. this is a momentum stock. and i thought that gene spurling from goldman sachs said yo
obama administration adviser arguing the only way to revamp the home loan market is through what he calls rapid -- this is what he told us a week ago. >> we want to invest in the future. housing finance is most critical to the american dream and the government wants private capital to invest. we and other owners want to invest. so we are ready. americans want progress now so do owners. and we are ready. so let's move forward and let's do it. >> apparently the administration not...
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president obama set to make a statement on the oklahoma straj dee. we'll bring you live coverage first white house and we'll bring you marisa mayer and the ceo of tumblr, david karp. keep it here. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend less time on the ground and more time in the air. suddenly, faraway places don't seem so...far away. ♪ the act of soaring across an ocean in a three-hundred-ton rocket doesn't raise as much as an eyebrow for these veterans of the sky. however, seeing this little beauty over international waters is enough to bring a traveler to tears. we're putting the wonder back into air travel, one innovation at a time. the new american is arriving. how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't
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. >>> president obama is getting set to host a news conference during which he is likely to nominate a new labor secretary. a female and a billionaire. i believe it's about to happen now. let's go straight to the white hous house. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. please have a seat. sit. my top priority as president is to grow the economy, create good middle class jobs, make sure that the next generation prospers. and in a few minutes, i'll be departing the white house for a trip that will promote that priority. first, i'm going to visit mexico, one of our largest economic partners. then i'll be visiting costa rica, where i'll attend a summit with central american leaders. in both instances i will be working to deepen our economic and trade relationships across latin america that create jobs at home where they can also sell more american goods and services abroad. before i go, i have business to do. i am proud to announce that i'll be nominate iing two outstandin individuals to my cabinet who will focus on precisely these issues. over the past four years, i have tasked the secr
. >>> president obama is getting set to host a news conference during which he is likely to nominate a new labor secretary. a female and a billionaire. i believe it's about to happen now. let's go straight to the white hous house. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. please have a seat. sit. my top priority as president is to grow the economy, create good middle class jobs, make sure that the next generation prospers. and in a few minutes, i'll be departing the white house for...
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with sign-up systems under obama care. john harwood live outside the white house with more. good morning. what do you expect to hear from the president? >> reporter: what i don't expect to hear from the president is we've got it fixed because they don't have it fixes and they don't know how long it's going take to get it fixed. they're trying to pull together tech experts work 24/7 with internal people, bringing in outside brains and figure out a which to integrate the very complex system so there's a smooth user experience that isn't messed up with the delays and multiple enrollment, identities, and all of the back-end difficulties of getting information to insurance companies that have to be solved to work in 2014, as the rollout year. the president's going to say it'sen acceptable, the problems they've had in the exchange, that 475,000 people have gone online and enrolled, which is different from purchased coverage actually and they won't tell us how many have purchased coverage. why? there's so few and it's an embarras
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forget obama. call him. >> i see jamie $11 billion dimon is down there trying to explain -- >> he's been down there a lot these days, usually at the justice department. but i think that what we got down there, we got some guys saying, listen, there's these bond auctions, they're hard to sell if we're selling defaulted paper. i once sold a piece of bethlehem defaulted steel defaulted paper. >> how'd that go? >> i lost about half my client base. >> i went to the meeting, everybody said you pick up a couple hundred basis points. >> what were you thinking. >> i was thinking i didn't know jack. first year broker. >> you were taken. >> i got pantsed! the junk diesk, are they going o move over to the default des k?k >> i think paul singer will buy it all and take possession of our boats, of our gunboats. >> don't cry for me, united states. >> and he'll have ted olson working for him and they'll figure it out. >> you know, there's no bid. no bid. lots offered. can you imagine it's going to trade like a cdo
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john harwood, exclusive interview with president obama. it all begins at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> it has been an amazing year for tesla. one analyst downgraded the stock. we will talk to the analyst about why he took it down today in just a moment. my customers can shop around. but it doesn't usually work that way with health care. with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and cost estimates, so we can make better health decisions. unitedhealthcare. >>> don't need the tell you, shares of tesla soared 450% this year alone. has the stock gone up too far too fast? our next guest thinks so. ben, thanks so much for coming in. >> thanks, carl. >> people have been saying this all year long. why is now the time? >> i think now with the valuation where it is on the backdrop of some of the exciting things like the gentry, coming on in the next couple of years, but also with the risk of those models coming on and hiccups as we see as they ramp up production. now is the time. >> you talk about the rising short interest as well. 17.8
john harwood, exclusive interview with president obama. it all begins at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> it has been an amazing year for tesla. one analyst downgraded the stock. we will talk to the analyst about why he took it down today in just a moment. my customers can shop around. but it doesn't usually work that way with health care. with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and cost estimates, so we can make better health decisions....
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obama care changed that. it took that down to 30 hours and said if you work 30 hours or more, you're now less economically efficient than if you work under 30 hours. if we're going to change the trend to employ people less than 30 hours, we're going to have to chang that metric, those hours worked. the 174 hours a money or 40 hours a week would be a way to do that, get more money into people's pockets so they have more money to purchase health insurance. i think this could work. it's a bipartisan bill. it not a republican bill. >> andy, i hope everybody goes back and reads your piece in the journal, i think it was from october 10th. it good to see you again. >> thank you, carl. >> good luck tonight. >> we'll need it. >> let's get back to the market. over the past weeks stocks and bonds have both been rallying, the yields on the 10-year driven down decisively between 2.5%. are the reasons for the rally contradictory? if they are contradictory, which will be proven correct? >> guy, like my take off with you. wh
obama care changed that. it took that down to 30 hours and said if you work 30 hours or more, you're now less economically efficient than if you work under 30 hours. if we're going to change the trend to employ people less than 30 hours, we're going to have to chang that metric, those hours worked. the 174 hours a money or 40 hours a week would be a way to do that, get more money into people's pockets so they have more money to purchase health insurance. i think this could work. it's a...
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company, i mean, public companies change their software -- you obviously would fire the ceo if you had obama care. >> barry sternlicht, thanks for being here. this was a lot of fun. >> "squawk on the street" starts right now. >> good tuesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla, david faber and in europe some very weak action in the banks as we see more hand wringing over the rising euro and predictions over whether draghi will cut rates this week. several big consumers names reporting better-than-expected results. find out what it means for spending ahead of the holiday season. >> hey, we're just two days away from that twitter ipo. bet you haven't heard that before. find out why the head of nyse said not every ipo goes to the moon. >> and apple has tripled the number since last year's launch. >> t-mobile posting a rise in q3 revenues as the company added more than a million customers in the period. got to start with kors. 71 cents, beats by 3 cents, same-store sales plus 23. not the 45s, 41s we were seeing a few quarters ago. >> still, this is an amazing story.
company, i mean, public companies change their software -- you obviously would fire the ceo if you had obama care. >> barry sternlicht, thanks for being here. this was a lot of fun. >> "squawk on the street" starts right now. >> good tuesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla, david faber and in europe some very weak action in the banks as we see more hand wringing over the rising euro and predictions over whether draghi will...
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as jim mentioned, a lot of folks talking about the fact that obama is stressing the fact that we could see the u.s. become a net export by 2020, talking about the fact that they could be the beneficiaries of that. >> thank you very much. >> still ahead, les moonves will be here to givesu us his take. er terry duffy and it's been three years since the flash crash. what is he saying about the trading landscape now? we'll be right back. i turned 65 last week. the math of retirement is different today. money has to last longer. i don't want to pour over pie charts all day. i want to travel, and i want the income to do it. ishares incomes etfs. low cost and diversified. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. [ male announcer ] there are people who find their own path. and never back down. who believe the american dream doesn't j
as jim mentioned, a lot of folks talking about the fact that obama is stressing the fact that we could see the u.s. become a net export by 2020, talking about the fact that they could be the beneficiaries of that. >> thank you very much. >> still ahead, les moonves will be here to givesu us his take. er terry duffy and it's been three years since the flash crash. what is he saying about the trading landscape now? we'll be right back. i turned 65 last week. the math of retirement is...
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little bit out of your universe but take for example the president's address yesterday regarding the obama care web site. he comes out, there's a mea culpa about the web site and follows it up with another scolding of house republicans. doesn't he have some responsibility in turning down the rhetoric, in not following up another ordinary address with more talks of brinksmanship? >> you know, what the president is out there doing is he's urging congress to do its job and its job is a balanced budget. take business tax reform. there's a lot of agreement on how we can reform our business tax code. why can't we have a grand bargain on jobs that does that to create more jobs. those are the types of things that we can really be working together at a time like this and that's what the president is trying to figure out, you know, how to urge congress to do. >> jason, look, i got an idea, you don't even have to answer it. i have a lot of ceos on from texas, from oklahoma, from colorado, people from north dakota. they need workers. what would happen if you just tried to help workers to get there? ju
little bit out of your universe but take for example the president's address yesterday regarding the obama care web site. he comes out, there's a mea culpa about the web site and follows it up with another scolding of house republicans. doesn't he have some responsibility in turning down the rhetoric, in not following up another ordinary address with more talks of brinksmanship? >> you know, what the president is out there doing is he's urging congress to do its job and its job is a...
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obama's 2009 inauguration set an all-time record for jet set popularity. almost 700 jets landed in washington at dulles and reagan national. this year, well, it's fewer than half that. about 300 jets scheduled to land at dulles, and around 10 to 20 at reagan. the metropolitan washington port authority said obama's jet set popularity has fallen by more than 50%. granted, the whole inauguration this year is smaller this time. it's not the big historic event it was in 2009. during these budget cutting times, having fewer private jets fly to washington may not be a bad thing. but it is no secret that obama is less popular today with the super rich. congress just raising their taxes. and two years ago, he personally called for an end to tax breaks for private jet owners. it's no wonder some of them are keeping their jets at home this year. read more on cnbc.com. >> is it possible they're just taking a delta shuttle? >> maybe. but they kind of are voting with their tail fins this year. what's interesting is obama is on the one hand saying the rich need to pay th
obama's 2009 inauguration set an all-time record for jet set popularity. almost 700 jets landed in washington at dulles and reagan national. this year, well, it's fewer than half that. about 300 jets scheduled to land at dulles, and around 10 to 20 at reagan. the metropolitan washington port authority said obama's jet set popularity has fallen by more than 50%. granted, the whole inauguration this year is smaller this time. it's not the big historic event it was in 2009. during these budget...
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the rollout of obama care some calling a debacle. we will take a closer look when "squawk on the street" comes back. so, how do you feel about cash back? i would not say i'm into it. but let's see where this goes. [ buzzer ] do you like to travel? i'm all about "free" travel, babe. that's what i do. [ buzzer ] balance transfers -- you up for that? well -- unh. too soon? [ female announcer ] fortunately, there's an easier way, with creditcards.com. compare hundreds of cards from every major bank and find the one that's right for you. creditcards.com. it's simple. search, compare, and apply. [ ice rattles ] search, compare, and apply. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah. everybody knows that. did you know there is an oldest trick in the book? what? trick number one. look-est over there. ha ha. made-est thou look. so end-eth the trick. hey.... yes.... geico. fifteen minutes could save you... well, you know. >>> clearly, a challenging year for the white house from health care glitches to controve
the rollout of obama care some calling a debacle. we will take a closer look when "squawk on the street" comes back. so, how do you feel about cash back? i would not say i'm into it. but let's see where this goes. [ buzzer ] do you like to travel? i'm all about "free" travel, babe. that's what i do. [ buzzer ] balance transfers -- you up for that? well -- unh. too soon? [ female announcer ] fortunately, there's an easier way, with creditcards.com. compare hundreds of cards...
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that's apparently how many people were able to sign up for the obama care exchanges day one. we'll look at what this means for the future of the law. >>> maybe we should listen to teenagers when it comes to facebook. a few months ago, a teen wrote, "i'm 13, and none of my friends use facebook." she'll be here to tell us why facebook isn't cool anymore. >>> the numbers for obama care are not pretty. according to document, only six people -- six -- were able to enroll in obama care on day one. those dismal numbers have people taking a closer look at the organization running the program. that is the centers for medicare and medicaid services. our eamon has more on that story. >> reporter: hey, carl. centers for medicaid and medicare services oversee them across the country, and it's an agency that's really dealt with challenges in terms of its own management mistakes, and, also, massive fraud over the years against medicare and medicaid by people all across the country. the agency struggled with both of those things. take a look here at some of the headlines from the inspector g
that's apparently how many people were able to sign up for the obama care exchanges day one. we'll look at what this means for the future of the law. >>> maybe we should listen to teenagers when it comes to facebook. a few months ago, a teen wrote, "i'm 13, and none of my friends use facebook." she'll be here to tell us why facebook isn't cool anymore. >>> the numbers for obama care are not pretty. according to document, only six people -- six -- were able to enroll...
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heck, what was president obama saying? we will not negotiate when it comes to entitlement reform. so, yeah, they'll be attacked consistently now going forward. i guess the question now going forward, though, is to all those who voted, yes, what is their solution, so maybe i'll be back on this program in a couple months from now when they strike the next major grand bargain that puts us on the road to fiscal sanity and gets to a balanced budget. i'm not quite holding my breath for that one, though. >> you are on the committee, and obviously we look to you for insight on that both today and down the road. congressman, good to see you again. >> good to be with you. >> congressman scott garrett. >>> when we come back, howard schultz speaking out on the controversy of prices in china. hear what he told cramer earlier on "squawk on the street." with fidelity's options platform, we've completely integrated every step of the process, making it easier to try filters and strategies... to get a list of equity options... evaluate them with our p&l calculator... and execute faster with our mor
heck, what was president obama saying? we will not negotiate when it comes to entitlement reform. so, yeah, they'll be attacked consistently now going forward. i guess the question now going forward, though, is to all those who voted, yes, what is their solution, so maybe i'll be back on this program in a couple months from now when they strike the next major grand bargain that puts us on the road to fiscal sanity and gets to a balanced budget. i'm not quite holding my breath for that one,...
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. >> when we come back, we'll talk about obama care and talk about the fed decision at 2:00 when we come right back. my customers can shop around. but it doesn't usually work that way with health care. with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and cost estimates, so we can make better health decisions. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. the ocean gets warmer. the peruvian anchovy harvest suffers. it raises the price of fishmeal, cattle feed and beef. bny mellon turns insights like these into powerful investment strategies. for a university endowment. it funds a marine biologist... who studies the peruvian anchovy. invested in the world. bny mellon. stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the new flexcare platinum from philips sonicare and save now. philips sonicare. (voseeker of the sublime.ro. you can separate runway ridiculousness... from fashion that flies off the shelves. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or ab
. >> when we come back, we'll talk about obama care and talk about the fed decision at 2:00 when we come right back. my customers can shop around. but it doesn't usually work that way with health care. with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and cost estimates, so we can make better health decisions. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. the ocean gets warmer. the peruvian anchovy harvest suffers. it raises the price of fishmeal, cattle...
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paul, republican senator from kentucky, has threatened to put a hold on the nomination of president obama of janet yellen to be the new federal reserve chairman, this according to a source close to the senator. he informed the senate leadership of his intention to put the nomination on hold this weeks. he's insisting on a vote on his fed transparency bill. some hold was expected. it was not expected he would tie it to his fed transparency bill. i talked to those in the senate and they said it's complicated because many republicans are co-sponsors of this fed transparency bill. the senate is not in session so paul cannot put a formal hold on it. my understanding is he will formally do that next week and wants consideration of his fed transparency bill calling for an audit of the federal reserve. guys? >> ted cruz said as far as the tea party was concerned that he had an open mind on yellen. steve, can you help us on a financial market perspective where we don't want a holdout, we want certainty for financial markets. if some of these guys don't like yellen, it doesn't matter because it has
paul, republican senator from kentucky, has threatened to put a hold on the nomination of president obama of janet yellen to be the new federal reserve chairman, this according to a source close to the senator. he informed the senate leadership of his intention to put the nomination on hold this weeks. he's insisting on a vote on his fed transparency bill. some hold was expected. it was not expected he would tie it to his fed transparency bill. i talked to those in the senate and they said it's...
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the sound bite against president obama, guys. >> not just that. and then there's these reports that 40,000 to 50,000 have enrolled for private insurance on the federal marketplace, that's -- >> right. >> we're talking a sliver, a tiny fraction of what they expected at this point. >> that's right. and even within that, there is some debate over what the definition of enrolled actually is, carl. so those numbers have to be looked at with a microscope, as well. >> the definition of "is" is. thank you. >> thank you, eamon. >>> david, a busy hour. >> they'll close this deal in december, amr and u.s. airways, still saying $1 billion in synergies. >> all right. thank you for bringing it to us. let's hop over to headquarters and wapner and "halftime." >> thank you. >>> knapp sacked. barclays maven on why your hopes for a big next year will be dashed. >>> and the muni playbook. the popular investment, we'll game plan the best options ahead. >>> we do begin with the truth about twitter. the stock has been trading publicly for four days, remains one of the m
the sound bite against president obama, guys. >> not just that. and then there's these reports that 40,000 to 50,000 have enrolled for private insurance on the federal marketplace, that's -- >> right. >> we're talking a sliver, a tiny fraction of what they expected at this point. >> that's right. and even within that, there is some debate over what the definition of enrolled actually is, carl. so those numbers have to be looked at with a microscope, as well. >> the...